Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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S.A.D.D. Keith Opstad and loy Wolslci show their view to drinking. T. Simpson, S. Grithn, S. Massengill, D. Hanover, K. Wayland, l. Stahlhut, B. Phillips, C. Macllroy, L. Tomiyama, H. Fenn, H. Krozier, ,l. Larogue, E. Smith, C. Stenger, T. Ogi, K. Morrison, S. Reed, l. Philips, S. Ross, D. Dodd, Mrs. Barker-Ball, L. Spalding, K. Hester, I. Cross, N. Nobriga, S. Madsen, L. Stuart, M. Housand, M. Dodds, l. Van Winkle, F Brown, L. Kaplan, C. MacKauL L. Rosenbaum, T. McClellan, L. DeYarmon, M. Forcier, K. Yamasalci, B. Borzych, E. Purvis, K. Opstad, D. Hillbig, T. Voldal, l. Wolslci, D. Malcwell, B. Huey, S. Broclcenmeuller, C. Basinger, K. Sch uhl, R. Melvin, T. Mrroett-Devore, E. Watson, T. Argetsinger, S. Kerr, P. Ebbeson 3 l in f A wareness By Gretchen Beck he growth ot S.A.D.D. this year, made many students more aware ot substance abuse, stated Cindy Stenger. The members felt that everyone should join in this in- creasing problem. S.A.D.D. supported and main- tained the sate rides program, of- fered to anyone who needed a ride from IO-3 am every weekend. The club also sponsored several events. Oct. 25-30, was othcial red ribbon week, where anyone could wear a ribbon to state that they be- lieved in being drug free. ln l une an assembly was held with the theme ot Friday Night Live. The event was mainly to stress the severity ot drunk driving. Nicole Neumeyer felt, Hopefully S.A.D.D. will walce them up. 82 Clubs S.A.D.D. jf' M a 'M 1 E . , D se V - ' 2, . F3 - i. Mike David ponders the idea ol Sale Rides. v

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Beth Young smiles at Brian DeVOre's funny punch line. Tracy Wilson makes a last mmufe Change, to a humorous story. 'Hz Shirah Madsen IS Pager io be free mf hw Ihads. J I .f F' l 'W up-mf' '. ,. .4 TY lfeff e1, w-,' 535 Ig xi 1,1rH:c3,m Ln N A Iliod Clubs 81 4-....

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S. Coulter, B. Decker, S. Heyenga, M. Kemlein, A. Seidensticlcer, D. Hatton, B. Mlson, S. Reed, Mr. ,,., , ,W , Campbell, l. Burke, I. Balogh, I. O'Brien,l. Gresham, I. Long, l. Clarkson, l. Matteucci, K. Osle, B. Leroux if -5' , f sa . -1- :ae -ax peas- as 1. . 1. iii':f?tf ' fi-15555-. iiiigiirfm Fgiisigii - ' ,jj ga' 5 .QW by Andrea Hayek uring is Life . . . the rest is details, expresses the atti- tude of the surfer. The dedi- cation to the sport includes braving freezing weather and water in hopes of catching the 'perfect wave. On top of this, they face the drive to the beach only to discover the waves are all of one foot high. Yet Eric Smith said it was worth it, When you catch a wave. The - ssaaaarsa -- surf club came into existence some time in the past, but it was revived last year, and successful this year. The club sponsored competitions which gave the members an oppor- tunity to compete against one an- other. Though the competitions are judged by independent judges, Erik Peterssen commented that, ln any competition the toughest judge is yourself Brian Mlson added, The competitions are very hard when you re under pressure and there's only I5 minutes to do your best. The thrill of surhng is, Hard to put into words, said leff Cundiff. Andy Seidensticlcerfs last words on the subject were when it comes to surf- ing, People shouldn 't speak with words but with actions. So next time the waves are big . . . watch out! Sean Heyenga rips oft the lip of the wave. A lone surfer braves the waves. Surf Clubs 83